Sentence examples for better attainment from inspiring English sources

"You'd get better attainment for all children, not just the brightest, and fewer disruptive pupils.

The report from the thinktank's bipartisan commission on inequality in education, led by the former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, found that children with parents who regularly read to them, helped with homework and attended parent-teacher meetings made much faster progress and had better attainment.

It may allow for better attainment of light sedation goals, a strategy that is recommended in guidelines provided by the Society of Critical Care Medicine, rather than conventional sedation agents including benzodiazepines and opioids.

It is uncertain how these targets may be improved in an older adult population, but some recent data from Varma et al 37 have demonstrated better attainment of treatment targets with community-based endocrinology practice in the United States.

The study ranks countries by comparing the number of people with better educational attainment than their parents against those who achieved lower qualifications.

Despite rising educational standards since the 1960s and better educational attainment than Latinos overall, African Americans are still lagging behind in the job market.

For youth, this secure sense of cultural identity is linked to higher self-esteem, better education attainment, and lower rates of mental health problems and substance abuse.

Proponents of DA highlight the idea that such an assessment mode should not lead to failure; rather it should be conducive to better linguistic attainment.

The team behind the project said breastfeeding was a cause of health inequalities, pointing to research that showed it helped prevent health problems such as upset stomachs and chest infections as well as leading to better educational attainment.

Indeed, the STOU students, with better education attainment combined with their representative incomes and geographical location, are likely to represent the next generation of Thais.

This is despite the fact that in Sudan, urban women were found to have better educational attainment indicators than their rural counterparts [ 8].